Dressed up in royal clothing implying he’s more important.

Advert to attract attention “FREE”

Masthead: stands out and gives readers information

Layout is fairly ordered, Stands out and sticks to a house style. Quality is very

good. Looks expensive.

Text style is similar all the way through. Text stands out and attracts attention. Whilst sticking to house style.

Cover price

Cover stories

Exclusives

The message this cover is trying to get across is that Tyler is more important than the wedding. Its also trying to go against people being mainstream by telling them to against the royal wedding . Its also trying to question why we care about the Royal Wedding. The fact he goes against it as a title instantly attracts attention to someone walking past.

Slumped crown indicates that he doesn’t care. Or feels he is more important than the wedding itself.

He looks almost disappointed/ shocked. Could indicate his frustration over the hype of the royal wedding.

Cover story titles that instantly attract attention. Words such as “sex” used to draw the readers attention.

“FREE” instantly attracts attention. People want to know what deal they could get.

He also is wearing another crown demonstrating his superiority to royalty.

An opportunity to win something also brings attention.

Quote confirming he doesn’t care about the wedding.

Big names, that the general public are familiar with, draws attention.

Media Pack - NME

• They trust the brand and have a strong relationship with the brand.

• 75% read about music online at least once a week.

• A third download music at least once a week. • 58% say that NME have a strong influence on

people discovering new music. • Through the website there is over 6 million

unique users, 28 million page impressions,

Media Pack and audience

The Media pack I will pursue is a magazine based for people who like any music in the charts, UK Top 40 or the Albums chart. It will be a general music magazine covering the most popular artists in terms of statue.

My Target audience is teenagers and young adults as they tend to be most interested in different and current music etc. People at this age have more social time so take more interest in music and celebrities. The people I am aiming for are passionate about music, enjoy different genres, take pleasure from listening to things I and enjoy learning about people.

Language – NMEhttp://www.nme.com/news/jack-white/81231

The language in this article is fairly formal, it effectively is a review of the concert that Jack White did. The style of writing is very conversational. Including various quotes from an interview with Jack White. The type of words and quality is very reflective of their target audience, it contains language generally used as well as some jargon such as “artist” “group” and “performance”. However some of it’s terminology is advanced such as the word “adornment” however this does suit the older generations of their readers as the terminology is broad. Overall the language of this article from NME is suiting to it’s target audience. Including a variety of terms that are easy to understand for different generations of their target audience.